Sarah Schulte

Despite the opposition from at least half of City Council, Governor JB Pritzker, civic and business groups, Mayor Brandon Johnson refuses to budge on his corporate head tax plan.

For the first time since Operation Midway Blitz began, a large group of Chicago's business, civic and faith leaders jointed together to call for an end to the ICE raids. They say it's having a big impact on the city's workforce and economy.

Gov. JB Pritzker reacts to Donald Trump immigration comments in '60 Minutes' interview, defends crass language aimed at president

Open enrollment for the Affordable Care Act begins Saturday for residents in Illinois and most states. Increases in premiums are expected to be the biggest since the ACA, known as ObamaCare, became law more than a decade ago.

There's a new call for remote learning for Chicago Public Schools.

Chicago Cardinal Blase Cupich shared a message to undocumented immigrants in the US.

The fear of Immigration and Customs Enforcement has had a big impact on Chicago's restaurant industry.

"No Kings" organizers are expecting tens of thousands of people from the suburbs and city neighborhoods to participate in a peaceful protest Saturday beginning at Butler Field in Grant Park.

Gov. JB Pritzker called a meeting with retired military leaders Thursday, including former major generals and admirals, to discuss the militarization of American cities, as he puts it.

Mayor Brandon Johnson is refusing to fire one of his top aides after Chicago's Inspector General claims the mayoral adviser would not cooperate with an investigation: one that began with a complaint from Alderman Bill Conway.

Broadway Chicago news: Controversial plan to 'up zone' street in Edgewater, Uptown passes through Chicago City Council committee

The archbishop of Chicago expanded on what Pope Leo XIV said last week regarding immigrants in America.

To end the chaos going on with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Alderman Ray Lopez says it's time for President Donald Trump to take a page out of Republican President Ronald Reagan's immigration playbook and offer amnesty.

What is the Insurrection Act of 1807? As President Donald Trump threatens to use the law, here's how it's been used and could work in 2025.

The head of the Chicago police defended the department's involvement in weekend clashes between federal immigration agents and protesters.

Members of the Chicago Teachers Union say the immigration crackdown is impacting attendance at Chicago Public Schools.

While thousands of government workers face furloughs and certain government services are not available, the government shutdown also reached Chicago's Far South Side on Wednesday, where there were some very disappointed tourists.

What does the law say about federal agents randomly stopping people to question them?

The Chicago City Council got together Thursday morning for a wide-ranging meeting, including a vote on a $90 million settlement tied to police misconduct.

Chicago Ukrainians cautiously optimistic as President Donald Trump appears to shift on Russia's war in Ukraine